Buchanan faces tough field in New Hampshire primary
In Milford New Hampshire Pat Buchanan drew sharp fire from three Republican rivals over his America first trade and foreign policy. Dole’s campaign aired an attack ad labeling him extreme while Gramm supporters shifted toward Dole after Gramm’s exit. Forbes campaigned on a positive message focusing on a flat tax as he visited New Hampshire. Updates via J W Access.
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Justice Dept Defends Internet Indecency Law in Philadelphia
DOJ lawyers argued the new Internet indecency ban is lawful and comparable to broadcast content rules. They urged content providers to block minor access and noted adult verification like dial a porn lines. The brief was filed in federal court as ACLU suit claims the law violates free speech.
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Global abortion estimates highlight unsafe practices
A United Nations Population Fund report states about 45 million abortions occur worldwide each year, roughly one per three live births. About 20 million are unsafe, causing over 70 thousand female deaths annually. Legal abortions in many countries pose little health risk, while illegal procedures often occur in unsanitary conditions with severe complications.
New York activist Kwame Toure hospitalized for tests
Kwame Toure formerly Stokeley Carmichael, a civil rights activist living in Guinea, was hospitalized in New York for tests after severe leg pain during a recruitment tour for the All-African People's Revolutionary Party. Spokeswoman Mawina Kouyate provided the details.
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Kwame Toure
Guinea
New York
All-African People’s Revolutionary Party
Mawina Kouyate
Monument Stays Stuck In Storage in Capital Row
activists press to move the three woman suffrage statue known as the Portrait Monument from the Capitol crypt to the Rotunda. supporters launch a $75,000 fundraising drive with a penny per woman appeal, backed by Sen. John Warner and led by Karen Staser.
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House of Representatives
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John Warner
Virginia
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Colombia president accused in campaign cash scandal
Prosecutor Alfonso Valdivieso formally denounces President Ernesto Samper and seeks charges of illicit enrichment electoral fraud falsifying documents and complicity. Evidence also points to interior minister Horacio Serpa in the Cali cartel linked 1994 campaign funding case. Valdivieso delivered 40 folders and two videotapes to the congressional inquiry secretary.
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Colombia
Ernesto Samper
Alfonso Valdivieso
Samper
Cali
Supreme Court
Horacio Serpa
Serpa
Valdivieso
Sniper Fire Ruins Calm in Bosnia
In Sarajevo a bus route reopened after years of conflict when a sniper wounded two people in Ilidza, deepening fears about peace talks. NATO admits deteriorating ties with Bosnian Serbs and limited ability to enforce the Dayton accord amid broader war crimes detentions and recent attacks on headquarters.
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Online events spotlight authors and performers on AOL and CompuServe
Major computer services list today's online talks and chats featuring Connie Porter Holly Goldberg Sloan Mary Cronin John York Belle Val Brickates Babyface Jonathan Keller man and ZZ Top. Sessions cover writing, filmmaking, parenting, law, mystery, music and TV tied to Black History Month and new releases.
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Addy
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Lifetime
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Belle
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ZD Net
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Loca
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ZZ Top
America
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AOL Live
Wednesday Access Poll Weighs Support for Chain Gangs in Kansas
A Wednesday poll asks Kansas residents if they back chain gangs. The survey seeks public opinion on controversial sentencing practices amid debate over crime and punishment policies in the state.
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